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WhatsApp

has introduced a

tool to change the playback speed of

the voice notes of the chats, which allows playing at

normal speed

,

50 percent faster

or

twice the speed

, and is now

available for testers

of the latest version beta of the 'app'.

The new function translates into a

number that appears located to the right or left of the timeline of

the audio message, depending on whether it is the message that the user receives or emits, respectively, as indicated by WABetaInfo.

The media already announced in mid-March that WhatsApp was working on this feature.

This number appears in a rounded gray box and indicates

'1.0X' when playing normally

.

If users want the audio speed to be higher they can

press the number

, which will change to indicate

'1.5X' when the speed is increased by 50 percent

, and

'2.0X'

when playing at

twice the speed

.

The following voice notes will continue to play according to the last speed

that the user has dialed, ensures WABetaInfo.

The images shared a month ago showed that

the playback speed of received and sent messages can be changed.

This tool is

available for beta tester users of WhatsApp

on Android in its version 2.21.9.4

, although the aforementioned portal announced at dawn on Friday that

some users are not being able to use the tool

and that it "should work again. as soon as possible".

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